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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11875, 4 March 1907, Page 2

Education Wanted — Sir Albert Roll it, presiding at the North of England Education Conference at Bradford, urged the -meeting to help in uniting commerce with culture and in making it a learned profession. They"" also wanted education, he said, for the public life of the country. He did not mean for Parliament (Laughter) — and consequently the education standard there' was extremely low. He meant education for municipal life. They should no longer bare at the head of their municipalities such Mayors as the who said, he would "spare no effort to be neither partial nor impartial"— Lauehter— or that other who informed him, "Sir Albert, I go out of office to-morrow, and my morality is over for ever." (Laughter).